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    Standard

    METHODS

    OF

    PHYSTCAL

    ESTS

    OR

    HYDRAULIC

    CEMENT

    PART

    6

    DETERMINATION

    OF

    COHPRESSIYE

    STRENGTH

    OF

    HYDRAULIC

    CET.IENT

    OTHER

    THAN

    I{ASONRY

    CEMENT

    (Wn

    r"tg)

    Second

    .eprint

    NOVEMBER

    1996

    UDC

    666'94:.

    539'1ll

    BUREAU

    OF

    MANAK

    BHAVAN.

    @

    Copyright 1988

    INDIAN

    STANDARDS

    9

    BATIADUR

    SHAH

    ZAFAR

    MARG

    Ctr

    2

    NEW DELHI I1OOO2

    August

    1988

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    Standard

    METHODSOF

    PHYSICAL

    TESTSFOR

    HYDRAULIC CEMENT

    PART

    6 DETERHINATION

    OF

    COMPRESSIVE

    TRENGTH ,F HYDRAULIC

    CEMENT

    OTHER

    THAN MASONRY

    CEMENT

    (

    First

    Revision

    )

    O.

    FOREWORD

    0.1

    This

    Indian

    Standard

    (

    Part

    6

    )

    (

    First

    Revision

    )

    was

    adopted

    by

    the

    Bureau

    of Indian

    Standards

    on

    l0

    March

    1988,

    after

    the

    draft

    finalized

    bv the

    Cement

    and CoDcrete

    Sectional

    Committe6 had be en approved by the Civil

    Engineering Division

    Council.

    0.2 Standard

    methods

    of

    testing cemetrt

    are

    essential

    adiunct

    to

    the cement

    sPecifications.

    This

    standald

    in

    different

    parts

    lays

    down the

    Drocedure

    or

    the tests

    to

    evaluatc

    the

    physical

    prooerties

    of

    different

    types of

    lrydraulic

    cemenls.

    Thd

    procedure

    for

    conducting

    chemical tests of

    hvdraulic cemenl

    s covered

    n

    IS

    :4032-1985*.

    O.l

    Or;ginatty

    all

    the tests

    o evaluate

    he

    physical

    prooerties

    of hydraulic

    cements

    were

    covered in

    one^standard

    but

    for

    faci l i tat ing he useof this

    standard

    and future

    revisions,

    it

    has

    been

    decided

    to

    Drint

    the

    different

    tests

    as different

    parts

    of

    the

    stai:dard and, accordingly this revi sed standard

    has

    been

    brought

    out in

    thirleen

    parts.

    This will

    also

    facilitatc

    updating

    of individual tcsts.

    Further,

    since

    publication of the original

    standard

    in 1958,

    a number

    of

    standards covering

    the

    1.

    SCOPE

    1.1 This

    standard

    Part 6

    )

    covers

    the

    proccdure

    for

    determining

    he

    strength

    of cementas epre-

    sented

    by compressive

    strength

    testson mortar

    cubescorirpactedby meansof standard vibration

    machine.

    2,

    SAMPLING

    ANDSELECTION

    OFTEST

    SPECIMEN

    2.1

    The samples

    f the cement

    shall

    be

    taken n

    accordance

    ith the

    requirements

    f lS:

    3535-

    1986* and the

    relevant

    standard

    specification or

    rhe ype

    of cement

    eitg

    tested.

    The

    representa-

    tive

    'aamDle

    of

    the

    cement

    selectedas

    above

    shallbe

    thoroughlymixed

    before

    esting.

    requirmnts

    of

    different equip$nt

    uscd

    for

    testing

    of

    cement,a

    brief

    description

    of which

    was

    alsocovered

    n

    the standard, ad

    been

    published.

    In

    this

    revision,

    therefore,

    refereoce

    s

    given

    to

    different instrument specifi.cationsdeleting the

    description of

    the instruments, as it

    has

    been

    recognized

    hat reproducible

    and

    repeatable

    est

    results

    an be obtainedonly

    with

    standard

    esting

    equipment

    capable of

    giving

    desired

    level

    oT

    accuracy.

    This

    part

    covers

    the

    metbod

    for

    determining he

    compressivetrelgth

    of

    hydraulic

    cement

    other than masonry cement

    which

    is

    covered

    n

    Part

    7

    of this

    standard.

    The

    criteria

    fcr

    accepting compressive

    trength

    values

    has

    bcen

    incorporaled

    a_n{ the use.

    f single

    graded

    sand

    has

    been

    deleted

    n

    this revision.

    0,4

    For

    the

    purpose

    of

    deciding

    whether

    a

    parti-

    cular requirementof this

    standard

    is

    conplied

    with, the final value,

    observed

    or

    calcuiated.

    expressing he result of a testor analysis, shall

    be

    roundedoff

    in

    accordance

    ith

    IS : 2

    -

    1950*.

    The number

    of significant

    places

    etained in

    the

    rounded

    off

    value

    should

    be

    the same

    as

    that

    of

    the specified

    glue n this

    standard.

    rMthod

    of

    chcmicd

    analyris

    of

    hydrarilic

    ceoent

    (

    fir

    st

    retision

    ).

    +Rules

    for

    rounding

    off numerical valres

    (

    rcttEed

    ),

    3. TEMPERATURE

    AND

    HUMIDITY

    3.1

    The

    temperaturc

    of

    moulding

    room,

    dry

    materials

    nd

    water shall

    be maintained

    at 27 i

    2"C. The

    relative

    humidity

    of the

    laborato-rv

    shallbe 65 :t 5 percent.

    -

    3.2

    The

    moist

    closet

    or moist

    room

    shalt

    be

    maintained at 21

    t

    2"C

    and at

    a relative

    humi-

    dity

    of

    not less han

    90

    percent.

    4. GENENAL

    d.l

    $tandard Sand

    -The

    standard

    sand

    to

    be

    used

    n

    the

    test

    shall

    conform

    to IS :

    650-1966*.

    5.

    APPARATUS

    5.1

    Vibration

    Machine

    -

    Vibration

    machine

    +Methods

    of

    sampling

    hydraulic cement

    (/irs,

    _

    Specification

    for standard

    saod

    for

    tetting

    of

    ccmbor

    retision

    l.

    (

    first

    rcvision

    l.

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    conforming

    o lS

    :

    10080-1982'.

    5.2

    Poking Rod

    -

    Poking rod

    conforming

    to

    lS : 10080- i982t .

    5.3

    Cube

    Mould

    -

    The mould shall

    be of

    70'6

    mm sizeconforming o IS : 10080-1982*.

    5.{ Gauging

    Trowel

    --

    Gauging trowel

    shall

    have a

    steel blade 100 to

    150 mm in

    length

    wirh

    straight

    edgesweighing210

    f

    l0 g.

    5.5

    Brlaace

    -The

    balanceshall conform to

    the

    following

    requirements

    On ba lance n

    use, the

    permissible

    ariation

    at

    a

    load

    of I

    000

    g

    shall be

    A

    l '0g.

    The

    permissible

    variation

    on trew

    balanCe

    shall' be one-half

    ol

    this value.

    The

    sensibility

    reciprocal

    shall be not

    greater

    han

    twicc

    the

    permissible

    ariation.

    Noru

    I

    -The

    senribility

    reciprocal ir

    generally

    defncd a8 tho change

    n

    load requircd to changc

    thc

    posirion

    of rcat

    of

    the

    indicating

    clcmcnt

    or

    clementg

    al a non-automalic indicating scelc a defiDitc

    amount of

    any load.

    No'r'r

    2

    -

    Self-indicating balancc with

    equivalent

    accuracy

    may

    also be used.

    5.6

    Standard

    Weights

    -

    The

    permissible

    vari-

    ation on weights

    n use

    n

    weighing

    the

    cemnt

    t

    TAEI,E

    I

    PERMISSIBLE

    VARIATIONS

    ON

    WEIG

    TS

    PrrwrggrrLr

    VAg'raqoN

    olr

    Wnrosrs

    rrs Ugr

    (2)

    (s)

    +0'35

    +0'30

    +0'45

    +0'2o

    i f l5

    +0'10

    *o{)5

    +r(x

    +om

    +o'02

    +0ol

    and the

    temperature

    of

    water and

    that

    of the

    test

    room at the

    time

    when

    the abovc

    operations

    are

    being

    performed

    shall

    be

    27

    l.2C,

    Potable/

    distilled

    water

    shall

    be used

    in

    preparing

    the

    cubes.

    6.1.2 The material for eachcube shall be

    mixed

    separately

    and the

    quantity

    ofcement,

    standard

    sand

    and water

    shall

    be as

    l.rllows :

    Cement

    200

    g

    Standard

    600

    g

    Sand

    l P

    \

    Wa te r

    ( 7

    + I

    O ; pe r cen t

    o f

    combined

    massof

    cement and

    sand,

    whether P

    is

    the per-

    centage

    of water

    required

    to

    produce

    a

    paste

    of standard

    consistency

    determined

    as

    described

    in IS

    : 4031

    (

    Parr

    4 ) - 1988* .

    6.1.3 Placc

    on a

    nonporousplate,

    a m ixture of

    cement

    and

    standard

    sand.

    Mix i t

    drv

    wi th

    a

    trowel

    for

    one

    minute and rhen

    with

    water until

    the

    mixture

    is of

    uniform

    colour,

    The

    quantity

    of

    water to

    be used

    shall be

    as specified

    t

    6.1.i.

    The

    time

    of

    mixing

    shall in any

    lvent

    be

    not

    less

    than

    3 min

    and should rhe

    t ime

    taken

    to obtain

    a uniform

    colour

    exceed 4

    min, the

    mixture shall

    F

    rejectpA

    and the

    operation

    repeaied

    with

    a

    fresb quantity

    of

    cementl sand

    and *atcr.

    6.2

    Moulding

    Spc,'i'ncncr

    6.2.1_

    rl_

    ssembling

    the

    moulds

    ready

    for use,

    covcr

    the

    joints

    between he

    halves

    of the

    mould

    with. a thin. fi lm of perroleum jelly and apply a

    slmttar

    coartDg

    of

    petroleum

    jelly

    betwecn

    the

    contact

    surfacs

    of thc

    bottom

    of ihe

    mould and

    its

    base

    plate

    in

    order

    to ensure

    that

    no water

    oscapes

    during vibration.

    Treat

    the

    intcrior faccs

    of the

    mould

    with a thin

    coating

    of

    mould oil.

    6,2.2 Place

    the

    assembled

    mould

    on thc table

    of the

    vibration

    machine and

    hold

    it

    firmly

    in

    position

    by

    means of

    a suitsble

    clamp.

    Atta6h

    a

    hopper

    oF suitable

    size and

    shape

    seiurelv

    at the

    top of

    the

    mould

    to

    facilitati

    filling

    and this

    hopper

    shall not

    be removed

    until

    the

    completion

    of the

    vibration

    period.

    6.2.3

    Immedialely

    after mixing

    the

    mortar

    in

    accordance

    with 6.1,

    place

    the mortar

    in the cube

    mould and

    prod

    with

    the

    rod specified

    in

    5.2

    The

    mortar

    shall

    be

    prodded

    20 timis

    in

    about

    8

    s

    to

    ensure

    elimination

    of entrained

    air and

    honev-

    combing. Place

    the

    remaining

    quatrtity

    i, t

    mortar

    in the

    hopper of

    the cube

    mould

    and

    prod

    again

    as

    specified for

    the

    first layer

    and

    then

    compact the

    mortar

    by vibration.

    6.2.4 The period

    of vibration

    shall

    be

    two

    mrnutes

    at the.

    specified

    speed

    of

    12

    Ofi)

    *

    400

    vrbfatlon

    per

    minute.

    _

    .lvr"tfroas

    of

    ptvsical

    ests or

    hydraulic

    cemeDt:

    art

    4

    Dctermination

    of

    consirtency

    of

    dandard

    clmcnt

    paste

    (

    flrst

    rolslon

    ).

    -

    WrroET

    ( l )

    (c)

    500

    3m

    2fi

    z)0

    100

    50

    m

    l0

    5

    I

    5,7 Graduatod

    Glass Cyliadere

    -

    Graduated

    glass

    cylinders

    of 150 o

    200

    ml

    capacity.

    The

    peruiissible

    variation on

    these

    cylinders

    shall

    be

    *

    I

    ml.

    The

    main

    graduation

    ines

    of

    the

    cylin-

    ders shall be in circlesand shall bc numbered.

    The least

    graduations

    shall

    extend

    at least

    one-

    seventh of

    the

    way around,

    and iutermediatcgra-

    duations shall

    extendat least

    one-fifth

    of

    thc

    tav

    arouDd

    hc cylinder.

    The

    graduation

    lines may

    be omltted for

    the

    lowest

    5 rnl.

    6.

    PREPARATTON

    OF TEST

    SPECTMENS

    6.1

    Mir

    Proportions

    and Miring

    6.1.1

    Clean

    appliances

    hall

    be used

    or

    .Spcci0cation

    tor

    vibretion

    machinc for

    calting

    stsndard

    cflrcnt mortar

    cubcr.

    mrxlnS

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    AMENDMENT

    NO.1

    MARCH

    1993

    TO

    IS

    4031

    Part

    6

    )

    :

    1988 METHODS OF

    PHYSICAL

    TESTS

    FOR

    HYDRAULIC

    CEMENT

    PART6DETERMINATION

    F COMPRESSIVESTRENGTH

    F

    HYDRAULICEMENT THER HANMASONRY EMENT

    (

    First Revision

    (Page2,

    clause .4)-

    Subsriturehe

    following

    for the

    existing

    clause:

    '5.4

    Gauging Trowel

    -

    Gauging

    trowel conforming

    to IS 10086

    : 19821.'

    (

    Page 2,

    foot-note

    )

    -

    Insert

    the

    following

    fooi-note at the

    end:

    'tSoecification

    for moulds

    for uso in tess

    of

    cement

    and concrete.'

    ( cED 2)

    Prioted

    at

    Dee

    Kay Printers,

    New

    Delhi_

    l@15.

    India.

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    6.2.5 At

    the

    end

    of

    vibration,

    remove

    the

    mould

    togethr with the base

    plate

    from the

    machine

    and

    finish the

    top

    surface

    of the

    cube

    in

    the mould by smoothing

    the surface with

    thc

    bladc of a

    irowel.

    63

    Curing

    Speci."ena

    --

    Keep

    the

    6lled

    moulds

    rn

    moist clos et or

    moist

    room

    for 24 hours

    after

    completion of vibration.

    At the

    end of that

    period,

    remove

    them

    from

    the moulds and

    immediately submergc

    in clean

    fresh water and

    keep

    there

    until

    taken

    out

    just

    prior

    to

    breaking.

    The

    water

    in which the

    cubes

    are

    submerged shall

    be

    renewed

    every

    7

    days and

    shall

    be

    maintained

    at

    a

    temperature

    of

    27

    +

    2'C.

    After

    they

    have

    been taken

    out

    and

    until they

    are broken, the

    cubes

    shall not be aliowed

    to

    become dry.

    7. TESTING

    ?"1 Test

    three cubcs

    for compressive

    strength

    fo r

    each

    period

    of

    curing

    mentioned

    under

    th1

    rele-

    vant specifications for different hydraulic

    cements,

    the

    periods

    being

    reckoned

    from

    the

    completion

    of

    vibration.

    I S : 4 0 3 1

    ( P e r t 6 ) - 1 9 S S

    7.1.1 The

    cubes

    shall be

    tested

    on their

    sides

    witltout

    rny packing

    between

    the

    cube and

    the

    steel

    plattens

    ofthe

    testing

    machine.

    One

    of the

    plr t tcns

    shir l l be carr ied

    on

    a

    baseand

    shal l

    be

    self-ad-itrsting,

    nd

    the

    load

    shall

    be

    steadity

    and

    uniformlv applied, starting from zero at a raie

    of

    35

    N/mm'z/min.

    8.

    CALCULATION

    8.1 The

    measured

    compressive

    strength of

    the

    cubcs shall

    be

    calculated

    by dividing the

    maxi-

    mum load

    applied

    to

    the

    cubes

    during

    the

    test

    by

    lhc cross-sectional

    area,

    calculated

    rom the

    mean

    dimensions

    of

    the section

    and

    shall

    be expressed

    to

    the nearest

    0'5 N/m6'?.

    In determining

    the

    comprcssive

    trength, do

    not consider speciirens

    that are

    mani fes l ly au l ty ,

    or

    t l ra l

    g ive

    strengths

    dif fer ing

    by more

    than

    l0 percenl

    l rom

    the

    averagevalue

    of

    all the

    test

    specimens. After

    discarciing

    specimens

    or

    strength values, if less

    than

    two

    strength

    values

    are left

    for determining

    the

    compressivestrength at any given period,

    a

    retest

    shall

    be made.

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